Name: Nilla Janapriyanesa
Location: london
Role: HR Team member
Fundraising Goal: $$500
How did you get interested in global issues?
Being born into South Asian descent, I have always been exposed to the difficulties faced by those in less fortunate circumstances than my own hence why I have always felt an obligation to do my part coming from a more priviledged setting.
Why are you volunteering your time to serve the world’s poor?
Service to humanity is necessary to secure the future of our planet. Recognising my priviledge enables me to realise that it is our duty as humans to help one another as you never know when it could be you in that situation.
Any interesting tidbits to share?
I enjoy drawing and swimming in my free time
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